1979 Map of Coffee Creek
USGS Topo · Published 1979About this map
Coffee Creek sits as a lonely hub of grain and rail in this landscape of high plains and deep-cut drainage basins. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad bisects the terrain, connecting the clustered storage bins that dot the tracks to the wider cattle and grain markets of the 1970s. The topography is defined by broad plateaus like Arrow Creek Bench and Coyote Bench, which overlook the winding paths of Wolf Creek and Coyote Creek. Evidence of earlier homesteading remains at the Strouf Pioneer Cem, a quiet record of the families who settled this stretch of central Montana. Throughout the area, several gravel pits and a drill hole indicate a reliance on local mineral extraction to support the rural road network and industry.
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